The United Nations Security Council removes Syria’s self-proclaimed president, Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, and his interior minister, Anas Khatta, from a terrorism-related sanctions list.

The United States has submitted a draft United Nations Security Council resolution that calls for lifting sanctions imposed on Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, the head of the HTS-led regime in Syria.

The United States abruptly dismisses some of its senior diplomats focused on Syria from their positions amid a policy shift toward Damascus, a report says.

An informed diplomatic source in Damascus told AFP a Syrian and an Israeli official plan to discuss the recent Israeli military presence in Syria.

Britain has re-established full diplomatic relations with Syria after more than a decade despite mounting evidence of atrocities committed by the current regime, led by Abu Muhammad al-Jolani, a former al-Qaeda affiliate now heading Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS).

Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, leader of the HTS-led regime in Damascus, is a US-Israeli ‘intelligence tool’ working to advance their interests, says a Syrian political activist.

HTS militants of the ruling regime in Syria have desecrated the tomb of leading Palestinian figure Ahmed Jibril in Damascus.